The last 10 years have witnessed an unprecedented revolution in the domestic supply of shale hydrocarbon reserves with the potential to lower the cost of our nation’s electricity, power, chemicals and fuels for the next 100 years.
Elijah Sindelar is focused on power systems in his engineering studies and on the football field.
Purdue Mechanical Engineering alumnus builds business around family, strong work ethic and philanthropy.
Researchers are a step closer to harnessing single pulses of light called solitons, using tiny ring-shaped microresonators, in findings that could aid efforts to develop advanced sensors, high-speed optical communications and research tools.
A team of faculty and students from Purdue's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering has won $750,000 at the first preliminary event of DARPA's Spectrum Collaboration Challenge (SC2).
PURSPEC Technologies Inc., whose miniature spectrometers may improve medical diagnosis and patient compliance by reducing the time needed to analyze samples, has opened offices in the Purdue Research Park.
